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Ready, aim, hack – the new warfare
Author: JT Smith
Fairfax IT reports that modern warfare could come in the form of cyber attacks on big business - a la the recent...
Microsoft.com remains a big target
Author: JT Smith
Microsoft, along with the U.S. government, is the most frequent target for
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Microsoft hires VA Linux customer Akamai to protect systems
Author: JT Smith
Yahoo tech news reports that MS has enlisted the support of Akamai to operate four backup directories. VA Linux has called Akamai...
IBM, Dell, Compaq, Toshiba – in that order
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET reports that IBM has 'toppled' former notebook dominator Toshiba, to gain the number one spot for laptop manufacturers.
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European software patent horror gallery
Author: JT Smith
A free database "of the monopolies on programming problems, which the European Patent Office has granted against the letter and spirit of...
Cray readies Linux systems-large-scale cluster
Author: JT Smith
Fairfax IT reports that supercomputer maker Cray announced plans to offer an Alpha cluster combining problemsolving speed with powerful
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Bloomberg says Linux accepted, Gartner says there’s a chasm to vault
Author: JT Smith
Bloomberg: "For server computers, particularly those that power Web sites, little doubt exists that Linux has
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Linus Torvalds releases 2.4.1-pre11
Author: JT Smith
A short announcement by Linus Torvalds heralds the release of 2.4.0-pre11. "I just uploaded it to kernel.org, and I expect that...
Weekly news wrapup: Corel dumps Linux, Microsoft dumps surfers
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
Some bad news this week for Linux, but worse news for its closed-source rival Microsoft. While Microsoft-backed Corel...
Debian and Mandrake security updates
Author: JT Smith
Two Debian package updates: inn2, fixing a tempfile vulnerability and two buffer overflows; and cron, fixing a problem where any user could...